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Question: How's the seasonal weather in Iqaluit?

Answer: Iqaluit Seasonal temperature break down - The average median temperature March through May is approximately 11°F with highs averaging at 19°F and lows averaging at 4°F. June through August has an approximate average median temperature of 44°F with highs averaging at 53°F, lows typically average at 37°F. Average median temperatures September through November average out at 30°F, high temperatures average out at 34°F and lows average at 24°F. The average median temperature December through February is approximately -6°F with highs averaging at 1°F, lows average out at -13°F. The average Iqaluit annual median temperature averages out at approximately 19°F. The coldest month in Iqaluit is February with a median temperature of -10°F, the average high for the month of February is -2°F with an average low of -17°F. The hottest month in Iqaluit is July with an approximate median temperature of 45°F, the average high for the month of July is 55°F with an average low of 38°F.

Question: What type of clothing should I pack for my trip to Iqaluit?

Answer: If you plan on traveling to Iqaluit from March through May you will want to pack a couple of sweaters, heavy jeans or pants and heavy jacket you may also want to think about packing gloves for the coldest days or nights. Those of you who will be traveling to Iqaluit from June through August should think about packing some long sleeve shirts, jeans or pants and a jacket. Even though summer tends to have warmer weather in a number of localities across the globe Iqaluit summers tend to be quite cool especially late night early mornings. Folks that will be traveling to Iqaluit September through November may want to consider packing a couple of sweaters, long sleeve shirts, jeans and ear muffs, you will also want to pack a heavy jacket as it can get very cold. Those of you that will be traveling to Iqaluit from December through February will want to pack a number of heavy sweaters, long sleeve shirts, jeans, boots, gloves, a heavy jacket and ear muffs. Layering will also be a good idea as temperatures are normally below the freezing point.

Question: Where can I get a bite to eat during my Iqaluit stay?

Answer: Iqaluit has a decent amount of places to eat at please see the following list of our top choices of places to eat during your stay in Iqaluit.